Welcome

​​​Club History

Our history dates back to 1963 where some members got together  to form a club and promote model boating.

The club's name came from a park in Hamilton where we first started to run the models. This park was used for many years.

Mission Statement
          We are a warm and friendly group of enthusiasts. Our aim is to promote the aspects of model boating in the Great Lakes area and to encourage more people to take up the hobby, especially the younger generation.
           Our members' models cover a wide range of styles from sail to warship, tug to pleasure craft. 
          We attend and support many local functions with displays of our models and hold fun days throughout the summer months, to which we hope to attract other boat clubs. We also plan to visit other boat clubs shows through out the year

Get in touch

​                            to the Confederation Marine Modellers club located in the Hamilton, Burlington, and Niagara regions of Ontario, Canada.
           We meet on the second Tuesday of each month, September to June, at the

Hamilton Museum of Steam and Technology, 900 Woodward Ave, Hamilton.

Meetings start at 7;30 and visitors are welcome to join us.

            Whether you want to buy or build your boat, help and advice is readily available. All members receive a full membership list in March each year, together with a list of members most able to provide technical assistance in the various aspects of building and sailing model boats.

          We have a collection of model boat plans. Members are able to borrow any of those plans for their own use.

Membership fees for Confederation Marine modellers are $45 per year.